Version control without internet?

[DtD]

Our team uses Mercurial with great success. (I also use it for all of my personal projects and our team's internal website.)

E:
mkdir robotics2011_code
cd robotics2011_code
hg init
hg clone C:/Dev/Robotics/2011/

And that flash drive is now a "server"!

Or if you aren't too keen on the command line, you can use TortoiseHg.

Another awesome feature that Mercurial has (which git does not have) is "hg serv" which is basically a minimalistic web server that hosts and interface to your mercurial repo.


I can also say I've been happy with git, but it sometimes acts funny on Windows. It also likes to slow down after time if you don't manually garbage collect frequently.

[Nibbles]

Originally Posted by DtD

Another awesome feature that Mercurial has (which git does not have) is "hg serv" which is basically a minimalistic web server that hosts and interface to your mercurial repo.

Git has git instaweb, which uses gitweb which has been a part of the Git sources for a long time. There's also git-gui and gitk which is awesome, and installs with msysgit on Windows.

[DtD]

Sorry about that, there should be a "afaik" in there. Thanks! Good to know when I'm working with git-hosted OSS!